The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Fortune 44

Chapter 44

Madison had suffered chronic stomach issues. After going a whole day without food, her stomach issues triggered acute gastroenteritis. At the hospital, she received an injection, took medicine, and was put on an IV drip.

By the time everything was dont, it was already past 11:00 pm.

Harvey gently closed the hospital room door. When he turned around, he saw Tanya speaking to Rebecca with a look of concern. "It's already past eleven, Becky, It's way past your bedtime for beauty sleep, Get some rest"

Rebecca shook her head and said firmly, "Mom, I don't need to. I'll stay here and wait for Maddle to wake up.

"Has Maddie woken up yet, Harvey?"

Harvey looked at his family members standing before him. Being a guest, Queenie had an indifferent expression. William seemed anxious, but Harvey could tell William wasn't really bothered. Tanya had all her attention on Rebecca

Meanwhile, the once sweet and kind Rebecca seemed like a different person altogether.

"Whose idea was it to lock Maddie up, Mom?"

Harvey glanced at Rebecca, and the latter hid behind Tanya out of fear.

It was my idea. What's wrong with that? I did it for your sake. You promised to go on the blind date, but you backed out. "Are you honestly going to say you didn't take

Tanya talk about

their parents never once mentioned setting limits. Now, they got

so much that they had lost

furious and locked up

the one who should know better, Mom. You locked Madison in her room all day without food or water. Are you trying to starve her to death?"" At 32 years old, Harvey was usually calm and composed, and it was rare for

a meal. I got

good, Harvey. She didn't know Maddie had a stomach problem. No one would die from

you need to blame someone, blame

stood in front of Tanya. She had

her, you and

his teeth. "Aren't you aware Madison

else in the Locke family facing the same issue? "Madison is only 22 years old and already has such a severe stomach problem. What does that tell you, Mom?

rendered Tanya silent, ber

out," William sternly remarked. "Making a racket in front of a hospital room is out of line. Sure. Your mom was at fault, but she did it with your best interests at heart." Harvey pressed his lips into a

yourself. If you took the blind date seriously, your mom wouldn't have locked Madison up. You're not young anymore. It's about time you get married. Harvey took a deep breath. "I

go. Harvey can handle things from

room, only Harvey was left sitting on